Fix: default currency now reflects user's system locale - #13
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This PR sets the default invoice currency based on the user's system locale using:
" Intl.NumberFormat().resolvedOptions().locale "
It maps commonly used regions (e.g., IN, US, EU) to their corresponding currency symbols. If the region is unrecognized, it gracefully falls back to USD ($).
This approach ensures that the default currency reflects the user's local time and system region settings — not based on IP or browser language.
Let me know if you'd prefer an IP-based approach for more geographic accuracy — happy to implement that as well!